The journey in this life is filled with wonder, humor, sadness, and everything in between. Scott talks about life - especially spiritual aspects of it, promoting kindness, self-reflection, and love.
This is the first of two episodes, talking about the recent passing of my daughter, Emily, and how, in the midst of it, I learned alot about love, empathy, and compassion and just how powerful they are. It's probably a little all over the place as I continue to work through the grief and loss of her in my life.
A conversation with Karen Tarrazas, who shares her and her husband's challenges with infertility. We discuss the church's (lack of) response to this very important issue that impacts a significant number of women and couples. Karen also talks about her research into the topic, dealing with the patriarchy, and gives tips to individuals and churches on how to better support and serve people who deal with infertility.
I give my observations on holding space for someone - what it means and how we can do it. How does one truly listen to others without judgment or opinion? What does it mean to listen? To truly listen? Find out on on this episode.
Join me as I share an amazing Tarot experience, talk about spirit guides and reincarnation, then send my mom off on her next journey. This one might be a little woo woo, so buckle up!
Finding the good in others starts with a thoughtful and honest look at yourself. In this episode, I talk about the shadow side of our nature and how we need to understand it and deal with it in order to be a light for others.
My observations on the nature of humankind and how we need to find a way to love, accept, and forgive people. Finding the divine nature in people can be hard as we spend so much time looking on the outside. We must look within to truly know the essence of the person - their very soul.
I spend some time talking with children about their views of the world. We cover everything from school shooter drills, the impact of COVID on their education, and bullies to sex and drugs. This is not one to be missed.
Amy Nordhues and I talk about her book, Preyed Upon: Breaking Free from Therapist Abuse. We discuss different aspects of emotional, spiritual, and sexual abuse and her journey from victim to victor in her own life.
Deborah and I talk about her life as a model, Playboy centerfold and cover girl and how she has learned through life’s challenges to succeed and be a resource for others.
My observations on the Hillsborough Disaster, from police incompetency and corruption to media recklessness, this story is heartbreaking. This episode is dedicated to the victims and their families, who fight so hard for justice. Justice for the 97.
My observations on what I think happens after you die. This involves sharing a very personal experience I had with past life regression.
My observations on this year’s Olympic figure skating debacle and how it is just part of a bigger problem.
Kindle Smyth, author of the new book, Follow Your Fernweh, joins me to talk about her book and how she took an extraordinary leap that changed her life.
My observations on this Christmas and Ted Lasso.
My observations on the song Eleanor Rigby and the lonely people who are among us every day.
I spend some time with Romany Malco, discussing empathy through introspection.
I give my observations on how to live life with passion and how immersing yourself in new things can give you amazing experiences.
My observations on cats - an episode only cat lovers may be able to appreciate.
My observations on the movie A Hidden Life, directed by Terrance Malick, and the incredible sacrifice of Franz Jagerstatter, someone I might have never learned about. A powerful, beautiful, and tragic story that must be told.
My observations on anger (anger in our culture, anger in the media, anger on social media) and how it can be addictive.
My observations on AA, authenticity, and trusting others enough to bare your soul.
My observations about how when we look for things we have in common with others, life’s journey is so much better.
My observations about God, church, and the spiritual life, inspired by the poem Leave Your Shoes, by Chelan Harkin.
My observations on how we treat people who we admire vs those we look down upon.
My observations about people who spend more time talking about what they hate instead of what they love.
Is God really just a big Santa Clause in the sky? My observation of how God is often viewed.
